South Korea is experiencing significant political upheaval as large demonstrations continue to sweep through Seoul following President Yoon’s impeachment and subsequent arrest.
The protests have sparked heightened tensions across the capital, with multiple locations becoming focal points for public gatherings as citizens respond to the unprecedented political crisis.
Key demonstration sites include the area around Gwanghwamun, where large crowds have gathered to voice their protests.
The Constitutional Court in the Anguk district has become another major rallying point for demonstrators.
South Korea is experiencing significant political upheaval as large demonstrations
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Additional protest activities have been reported near the Seoul Western District Court in Gongdeok and around the National Assembly building in Yeouido.
These demonstrations have spread across various parts of Seoul at different times, creating multiple centres of protest activity.
Security officials have urged caution amid the ongoing demonstrations, advising the public to avoid large gatherings across the capital.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office stated: “We are aware of heightened political tensions in South Korea.
“Large demonstrations are likely to continue following President Yoon’s impeachment and arrest.”
The situation remains fluid, with demonstrations likely to persist in various districts as the political crisis develops.
Authorities also emphasised the importance of following local guidance as the protests continue to unfold across multiple locations in Seoul.
Foreigners entering the country are also encouraged to research their destination and get appropriate travel insurance.
Officials have urged travellers to follow local guidance
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“Insurance should cover your itinerary, planned activities and expenses in an emergency,” noted the FCDO.
Britons are equally encouraged to take care of their belonging in crowded areas and areas visited by foreigners.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) provides advice about risks of travel to help Britons make informed decisions.
Travellers can find out more about FCDO travel advice by visiting their website.
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